Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton campaigned in New Hampshire on Friday after a sometimes-contentious debate the night before.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton campaigned in New Hampshire on Friday after a sometimes-contentious debate the night before.

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Updated: 6:21 PM EST Feb 5, 2016

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WEBVTT TEAM COVERAGE CONTINUES WITH WMUR'S HEATHER HAMEL WHO IS TRACKING THE CLINTON CAMPAIGN, HEATHER? HEATHER: CLINTON MENTIONED THE DEBATE SEVERAL TIMES, BUT NEVER A NEGATIVE TONE TOWARD HER OPPONENT. >> WE ARE GOING TO MAKE HER THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. HEATHER: INTRODUCED BY SENATOR JEANNE SHAHEEN, HILLARY CLINTON SPOKE TO A GROUP OF VOLUNTEERS READY TO HIT THE ROAD AND CONVINCE VOTERS TO CAST THEIR BALLOT FOR HER. >> THIS IS A STATE THAT HAS TRIED TO JUDGE PEOPLE ON THEIR ABILITIES, THEIR EXPERIENCE, WHAT THEY COULD CONTRIBUTE, AND IT'S NO MISTAKE YOU HAVE ELECTED SOME GREAT WOMEN. HEATHER: CLINTON IS HOPING THAT THAT WILL HOLD TRUE FOR HER. >> YOU ARE RUNNING AGAINST A NEIGHBOR IN NEW HAMPSHIRE, NEIGHBORS SEEM TO WIN. LOOK, THAT IS NEIGHBORLY. I HAVE NO PROBLEM WITH THAT. HEATHER: BUT SHE SAYS SHE IS MAKING HER CASE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE. >> I WANT THE NEIGHBORS HERE TO KNOW WHAT I THINK YOU SAW IN THE DEBATE LAST NIGHT. THERE'S ONLY ONE CANDIDATE WHO IS PREPARED FOR ALL ASPECTS OF THE JOB ON DAY ONE. HEATHER: NO HARSH CRITICISM FOR HER OPPONENT, UNLIKE THURSDAY. AND SHE HAD A MESSAGE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WHO CURRENTLY SUPPORT SANDERS. >> I KNOW YOU MAY NOT BE FOR ME NOW, BUT I AM FOR YOU AND I WILL WORK HARD FOR YOU AND I WILL BE A PRESIDENT WHO PUTS YOUR FUTURES AT THE TOP OF OUR NATIONAL PRIORITIES. HEATHER: HILLARY CLINTON WILL BE

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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton campaigned in New Hampshire on Friday after a sometimes-contentious debate the night before.